Model Summary
The QQube Profit and Loss by Class Standard Period Data Model provides a traditional three-year Profit and Loss statement with Actual, Budget, and percent-of-sales values analyzed by Class. It includes fixed shortcut measures and 36 configured monthly periods.
| Model Type | Three-year Profit and Loss by Class Standard Period financial statement |
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| Period Coverage | 36 monthly periods controlled in the QQube Configuration Tool |
| Primary Values | Actuals, Budget, Actuals % Sales, and Budget % Sales |
| Prepared Excel Measures | 404 |
| Visible DAX Measures | 452 |
| Primary Use | Prepare and compare Profit and Loss results by Class across three financial years |
Best Used For
- Preparing a traditional three-year Profit and Loss statement by Class.
- Comparing Actual and Budget values by Class.
- Reviewing monthly, quarterly, yearly, and year-to-date results.
- Analyzing Actual and Budget values as a percentage of Sales.
- Displaying Classes side by side or across report columns.
- Using fixed shortcuts such as Current Month, Last Month, and Previous Year Month.
Key Capabilities
- Includes 36 monthly periods across three years.
- Provides 56 current, prior-period, and previous-year shortcut measures.
- Includes monthly, year-to-date, quarterly, and yearly Actual and Budget measures.
- Includes corresponding Actuals % Sales and Budget % Sales measures.
- Supports filtering and comparison by Class.
- Includes 404 prepared Excel measures.
- Provides 452 visible DAX measures for Power BI and Excel Power Pivot.
- Provides special Microsoft Access views for the wide financial structure.
Three-Year Period Logic
The 36 monthly periods are controlled in the QQube Configuration Tool.
The displayed month and year labels change with the configured financial reporting range. The prepared model retains the same measure structure for Periods 01 through 36, Quarters 1 through 4 for each of three years, and Years 1 through 3.
Prepared Excel Measures
The Excel and Excel PivotTable model includes 404 prepared measures. Repeating monthly, quarterly, and yearly measures are summarized below instead of listing every dated field separately.
Shortcut Measures (56)
| Current Measures | Previous and Prior-Period Measures |
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Specific Monthly Period Measures (144)
| Actuals | Budget | Percent of Sales |
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Specific Year-to-Date Measures (144)
| Actuals | Budget | Percent of Sales |
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Specific Quarter Measures (48)
| Actuals | Budget | Percent of Sales |
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Specific Year Measures (12)
| Actuals | Budget | Percent of Sales |
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Power BI and Excel Power Pivot Measures
The prepared Profit and Loss by Class Standard Period examples include 452 visible DAX measures in four display folders. Hidden measures are not included.
| Measure Folder | Visible Measures |
|---|---|
| Comparison Measures | 48 |
| Period/Month Measures | 296 |
| Quarter Measures | 64 |
| Year Measures | 44 |
- View all Profit and Loss by Class Standard Period DAX measures
- Learn how QQube DAX measures are constructed
Included Dimensions
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| Account (Profit and Loss) | Class | Company |
Technical Details
| Model Structure | One prepared Profit and Loss by Class Standard Period table with related Account, Class, and Company dimensions |
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| Financial Model Type | Three-year standard financial statement by Class |
| Aggregation | Monthly |
| Period Range | 36 configured monthly periods |
| Excel Availability | Available for Excel and Excel PivotTables |
| Prepared Excel Measures | 404 |
| DAX Support | 452 visible measures for Power BI and Excel Power Pivot |
| Microsoft Access | Special views are included for the wide financial structure |
Expected Result
Customers can immediately build a traditional three-year Profit and Loss statement by Class using Actual, Budget, percent-of-sales, monthly, quarterly, yearly, and year-to-date values.
The prepared financial statement table, Account, Class, and Company dimensions, relationships, 404 Excel measures, and 452 visible DAX measures are already included.
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